RadioBanter - View Single Post - All Of The Things That Leonard H Anderson (LenAnderson@ieee.org) Is NOT.....

an old friend · September 17th 06, 11:40 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.policy

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On 17 Sep 2006 13:33:47 -0700, wrote:

Interesting part, Jerry Oxendine's PR for the CAP aside, that
Ace Robesin has NEVER told any DETAIL of HIS "flying
adventures" in the CAP. Everything he's mentioned is in vague
terms, catch phrases, all easily cribbed from Flying magazine
or some CAP PR pamphlets. "His" CAP "defends the nation"
by "flying SAR missions" as if he is the "pilot in command"
(of, at best, a single-engine four-seater something). Sure as
hell ain't no four-turbine Herky bird or a helo. All He-roic
phrases, pumping up only his own Id with emotion.
is the Jerry that ha sbeen posting idble as the Oxendine I have heard
of

That's been "Ace" Robesin's tactic all along in here, giving
only vague details, cribbing PR catch phrases of some
"service," then getting shot down by someone who REALLY
was in that particular service. [Robesin didn't last long in
the TN STATE Guard...wonder why not...the REAL reason?]
maybe the asked aor somebody told on Robeson sexauul habits?

On "Major" Robesin, Last Action Hero, does he PAY for his
own Avgas? OWN his own airplane to fly those "SAR missions?"
Who does the A&P on his terrific aircraft? If we believe Jerry
Oxendine's message, then Ace Major Robesin is throwing
away a NURSE's salary right and left with very little going to
his wife and daughter. QRZ bio says he lives in a "duplex."
Around these parts that is a RENTAL. He's hit the 50 mark
and never put any money into his own house for his family?
What is Major Ace Robesin's task assignment in CAP? The
REAL one? "Ordinance officer" that loads the missles on
those single-engine Cessna hardpoints?

wow you know I missed the duplex bit in the bio

gee I own 58 acres at 42 and am semi retired and he is pluging 12 hours
shifts at 50 and no home of his own

BWAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!

Geez, Brian, this is getting to be FUN discussing the
mighty major "ace." He has FAR outdone the "Dudley"
character mentioned by novelist Ernest K. Gann many
years ago!